We the People by Jay Franklin Washington
A 1998 syndicated column reflects on Roosevelt's $3 billion spending plan. Writers and editors, while not radicals, opposed the speech, fearing streamlined reform. The piece cites internal White House debates led by Henry Wallace Morgenthau Hopkins Henderson and others, insisting human causes justify policy.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodne Washington
April 21 report on CIO unity threats from the International Ladies Garment Workers. Dubinsky’s Amalgamated Clothing Workers weighs whether to sever from the CIO while 98 other CIO internationals plan a fall convention to form a permanent industrial union. Roosevelt's tax policy and Senate-House clashes frame the political backdrop as factions within unions maneuver and the labor landscape shifts.
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Spring Clean Up Days set for May 11 and 12 in town
Property owners and residents should prepare for Spring Clean Up on May 11 and 12. Everyone is urged to remove rubbish and improve health and sanitation, with tenants and owners joining in to clear vacant lots and containerize winter debris for removal on the designated days.
Appeasing Mussolini Aims for Territorial Truce and Trade
The article notes Kitannis maintains control while Britain and Italy seek to appease Mussolini. A proposed pact would allow British and Italian ships access to the Suez Canal and Mediterranean, with Gibraltar under the British flag. It highlights Britain’s push for League recognition of Mussolini’s gains and a hoped easing of tension through limited concessions in Tripoli, Egypt, and Africa, while Italy shifts away from Germany.
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Old Stock Worth Fortune In Ireland UAEW Canada
A local man in Ontario uncovers a pile of certificates long left by a relative who died 20 years ago. The documents include valuable items with potential fortune, prompting investigation into their origins and legality.
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Evangelistic Midweek Services Draw Big Attendance
The first of seven midweek evangelistic services was held at the United Brethren in Christchurch with Rev. HH Ray Harris delivering Spiritual Freedom Through Christ. A queue filled auditorium indicated strong interest for this new venture as meetings continue weekly until Pentecost Sunday June 6.
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Thompson's Barosma Tablets Endorsed by Pennsylvanian Minister
Reverend J Bass of Titusville Penn writes that Thompson's Barosma Tablets benefit kidneys and bladder and also aid stomach and liver. Ad claims tablets clean kidneys and remove poisons, with Golden-Lax tablets for liver and bowels. Prices noted 50c and 26c. adv-d
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Gloria Dickson on acting mix of talent and hard work
Hollywood after rising from Federal Theatre Project to film star Gloria Dickson reflects that acting blends natural talent with cultivated effort. She compares her path to Jim Braddock, credits hard training and serious peers, and notes a gradual rise through stage work, WPA productions, a Warner Bros. test, and leading roles.
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Officers Take Oath In Jonathan Lodge No 85
Officers of Jonathan Lodge No 85 T O F were installed by Harold Shannon District Deputy Master and staff at a meeting in the T O F hall. Warren White was noble grand and a list of officers followed. After ceremonies, the third degree was conferred on candidates and lunch for 75 members and visitors from Wattsburg Union City and North East was served.
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Offre
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George Hesgon
Harold Kightlinger
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Paul Auer
Robert Shannon
LeRoy Dickinson
Stacy Skinner
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Paris Styles Alix couture features dramatic fullness and silk gowns
Paris designer Alix showcases a collection with exaggerated front and back fullness in coats and gowns. Popular pieces include a white silk chiffon gown with a voluminous skirt and a plaid taffeta gown forming a small train. She emphasizes gathered fullness at the bust and uses headdresses and silk fabrics to create glamorous, flowing evening wear reflecting international trends.
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Today's fashion tip sparks Indian inspired gowns trend
Fashion note highlights Alex's trend with tabyia gatherprints and pill capes coats and skirts draped into exotic Indian inspired gowns.
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